When Karen Kirwan was 19, she spent part of her summer vacation as an assembly-line replacement worker at a suburban Indianapolis General Motors plant. Kirwan said she was the first woman to weld ...

“With health IT, there’s a lot more that’s promised than becomes reality,” says Phillip L. Polakoff, MD, the senior managing director and chief medical executive of FTI Consulting, a global consulting ...

There’s plenty of hype and mystique around artificial intelligence and its potential to transform healthcare. But how can CIOs and IT leaders use AI to solve real business problems? In this article, ...

Laura is a contributor to edtechmagazine.com/k12/. If the idea of squeezing even one more thing into an already jam-packed curriculum — and teaching day — seems ...

As technology applications in healthcare continue to grow, electronic health records are maturing, interoperability is developing, and patient-facing technology use is expanding. Although the EHR ...

Last week, in a four-part series, Rick Atkinson of the Washington Post detailed the U.S. military’s struggle against “improvised explosive devices” in Iraq and Afghanistan. So far, IEDs have killed ...

The coronavirus pandemic has exposed many of the glaring weaknesses in our health care system, while at the same time highlighting many of its strengths, such as our leadership in medical research, ...

The state University at Albany's Center for Technology in Government this week said in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks policy makers need to be educated about the limitations of ...

Education technology companies are increasingly promoting artificial intelligence as a way to save teachers’ time—especially when it comes to lesson planning. But when it comes to crafting engaging ...

One aspect of completion rates at community colleges that doesn't get much attention is the professional development of the instructors. A recent research project suggested that better support for ...